RE: [PyMOL] Suppress some output

[DeLano, W. <wa...@su...>]

Even better: try the "feedback" command:

feedback disable,all,actions
feedback disable,all,results

Will suppress most of PyMOL's normal chatter.

From Python:

cmd.feedback("disable","all","actions")
cmd.feedback("disable","all","results")

Warren

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: kk...@ga... [mailto:kk...@ga...]
> Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 10:23 PM
> To: pym...@li...
> Subject: [PyMOL] Suppress some output
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> Dear Pymolers,
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> Well I asked about the possibility of supressing some output
> from pymol earlier.
> I'm so happy that I found something important.
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> In my case, what bothered me is that I have to do a lot of
> selections and analyze the selected residues.
> There are roughly 10,000 selection for each pdb file that I analyze.
> That is crazily slow if there is always a
> "Selection: xxxx" output for each selection I make.
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> But today I decided to dig in the code and found that
> there are two undocumented arguments to "selection"...
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> def select(name,selection=3D"",quiet=3D0,show=3D0):
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> I tried the combinations of the use of them and found that
> the selection operation will be quiet if we just set quiet=3D1.
> However, the value of show has no effect in my tests.
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> I will try to dig out more cases like this if I run into
> other routines which also output to console too often.
> But you who have your own problem may try to find out
> if there is such option in the routine you want to use.
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> Cheers,
> K.K.Liang=20